Explore the Breede River Valley
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Ceres, Tulbagh, Wolseley,
Rawsonville/Slanghoek and Worcester
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Where to stay
Guesthouses, self-catering & weekend escapes
What to do
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Today’s Top Picks
A few places we think you’ll love. Great atmosphere, great value, or just something different.
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Sawwelyf Coffee Bar is a cosy speciality coffee shop in the heart of Ceres, offering quality coffee in a relaxed and welcoming…
- Mon-Fri: 6.30 – 15.30
- Sat: Closed
- Sun: 8.00 – 13.00
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Earthen Cycles Pottery Play Studio in Wolseley is a relaxed, creative pottery space where beginners, families and experienced makers can explore ceramics…
- Fun and relaxed pottery classes for all skill levels and ages
- Wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques
- Customizable pottery projects
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Oakhurst Olives is a family-run olive farm in the Tulbagh Valley, producing premium Kalamata table olives and extra virgin olive oil from…
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Manley Wine Estate is a boutique wine farm and country destination in the Tulbagh Valley, combining award-winning wines, vineyard accommodation, relaxed dining…
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Tremor Coffee Bar is a long-standing independent coffee shop in the heart of Ceres, known for quality coffee, fresh food and a…
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Homegrown Bakery & Cafe is a relaxed neighbourhood bakery and café in Ceres, serving freshly prepared breakfasts, lunches, good coffee and baked…
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Fairfield Cottages offers peaceful self-catering accommodation on a 100-hectare working fruit farm at the foot of the Skurweberg Mountains near Ceres. Surrounded…
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JDA Photography is a Ceres-based photography service capturing people, celebrations and special moments across the Witzenberg Valley. From individual and couple portraits…
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Ceres Transport Riders Museum tells the story of Ceres and the surrounding valley through transport, community history, natural events and the people…
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